27th August 2026 |
Guides, Southwold
I Heart Southwold: Where to Find Holiday Souvenirs
Southwold is a timeless town. With its pier and beach huts, traditional pubs and marketplace, it’s a place where memories are made.
It will come as no surprise then, that many visitors look for something to take home to remind them of precious days spent here.
Luckily, there’s lots of wonderful places to treat yourself. From prints and original crafts made by local artists to ceramics, bags and the all-important classic – fridge magnets. Here’s a roundup of places to find treasures and trinkets to remind you of your time in Southwold.

Bloom | 25 High Street
Bloom is a florist shop, café and lifestyle store. With its trademark pink door and pavement seating, you can’t miss the shop as you make your way down the High Street. Their Southwold beach bags are big enough to fit in everything for the day’s adventures. There’s also lots of other seaside themed prints and homewares.
Mumfords | 66 High Street
Mumfords has been on the High Street in Southwold since 1933. A traditional hardware shop, it’s full to the rafters with useful products for home and garden. They also stock a collection of Southwold souvenirs, with all the classics from mugs and tea towels to fridge magnets and placemats (shoutout to the adorable ‘I heart Southwold’ espresso mug).

Southwold Food & Gifts | Post Office, High Street
Inside the grand Southwold Post Office building on the High Street, you’ll find Southwold Food & Gifts. With aprons, mugs, coasters and boxes of sweet treats all celebrating Southwold, there’s lots to choose from. You can even send off your postcards while you’re there!
Goose & Gander | 17 Marketplace
New to the town in 2026, Goose and Gander sell comfy unisex clothing. Their Southwold collection is designed and decorated in-house in the UK and features the town’s iconic skyline. There’s also personalised embroidery available in-store to make your piece truly unique.

Chapmans of Southwold | 79 High Street
Chapmans has been serving Southwold since 1896. As an independent gift shop and newsagents, they have a huge range of cards, stationery and partyware. Currently, you’ll find a beautiful range of Southwold gifts designed exclusively for Chapmans by Jessica Hogarth. There are puzzles, mugs, kitchenware and decorations featuring illustrations of much-loved Southwold locations.
Craft Co | 40A High Street
With two floors of gallery space, Craft Co hosts contemporary craft from makers across East Anglia all available to buy. The exhibitions change regularly but you can find art, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery and much more, celebrating Southwold and the Suffolk Coast beyond.

Oh Lucky | 3 Marketplace
Full of colour, Oh Lucky contains an array of art, homewares and gifts from UK artists and local makers. Their Southwold collection includes large tote bags perfect for the beach, art prints, mugs, magnets and much more, all with fun and vibrant designs.
High Tide | 36 East Street
Just a few steps from the seafront, High Tide is an independent gift shop most famous for its huge Jellycat collection. They also have a great selection of Southwold souvenirs including aprons, tea towels, ceramics and fun door signs featuring crabs and beach huts.

Gallery Thea | 3-5 Station Road
A Southwold staple, Gallery Thea is the home of joyful ceramic homeware and gifts. You can find Thea’s iconic designs on many cottage and house plaques around the town! At the gallery you can buy handmade Southwold pieces including mugs, bowls, vases and tiles. You can even have your piece personalised as a truly unique memento of your time in Suffolk.
Your holiday cottage in Southwold
Durrants Holiday Cottages are dotted throughout Southwold and the surrounding area, giving you lots of choice on where you’d like to be based during your stay.
Need advice? Get in touch with our friendly, local team who can help.